Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-23

be afraid; the asylum people didn't want him.
would never want to see him again, and not to be
| alarmed; but he kept on jumping and starting
nervously, saying that after browns death he
was in terror Of his Lille all the time
Catholic Newspaper Warned.
A PRIVATE NOTE OF ARCHBISHOP C0RRIGAN PUB
| LISHED.
| The New York Standard prints, under the cap
ton OF "Gaggtng the Press" a letter from Arch
bishop COrrgan to the editor and proprietor OF the
Cutholic Herald, reading as follows:
"By this note, which is entirely private and not
| to be published, wish 10 call your attention to
the fact that the Third Plenary Council OF Balti-
more, Following the leadership OF Pope Leo Mi,
has pointed out the duties OF the Catholic press
and denounced the abuses of journals tying
| themselves Catholic are sometimes guilty. THAT
paper alone says the council decree No. 22S) is
TO be regarded Catholic that Is prepared to sub
init In all things to eccesasttc authority Later
on IL warns all Catholic writer's against preSunlng
to attack publicly the manner in which the arch
bishop rules his diocese, affirming that those who
presume, as well as their approvers and abettoTS
are not only guilty OF very grievous scandals, but
deserve, moreover, to be dealt with by canOnical
censures. For some time past the utterances OF
the Cuttolic Herald have been shockingly scam
dalouS. AS this newspaper IS published in this
diocese, hereby warn you that If you continue in
this course OF conduct it will be at your peril"
FORFEITED HIS $4,000 BoND.-John Bough, a
noted Swinder and known TO the police as a dam
| gerouS criminal, did not answer when called to
the bar, on charge OF swindling, or the Court Of
General Sessions OF New York, yesterday. He OBJ
| q.
lane, diamonds valued at S2,0S2.oO, and then
| paWned them for 81 400. Recorder Smyth ordered
| the bond-S2O, OO0-tO be forfeited. Mary BOugh, a
relative, was surety.
pd ROME AND THE THE KNIGHrs..A dispatch from
forts to induce the Rev. DR.. McGlynn, OF New
York, to come to Rome. The pOpe's decision on the
Knights OF Labor question has displeased many Of
| the reactionary cardinals who have signed a re-
nonstrance addressed to The holy see, maintaining
that the Knights organization contains all the ele-
| mentS or socialism, and that the case ought to be
reconsidered. The pope has ordered the Catholic
press to avoid discussion OF the matter.
| HOW AMERICAN SHIPPERS ARE TREATED IN CAM
ADA:-Unlted States Consul. General Phelan, at
Halifax, Thursday telegraphed to ottawa inquir-
! ing whether several Of the damaged American
fishing vessels in port could obtain supplies Of
salt, and a reply was received to the effect that
such could not be allowed under the treaty. Ap-
| pncat1on was also made through the customs de-
partment to permit one American schooner to
transfer Quantity OF bait TO another, which was
granted, but before the answer came stating that
the request had been considered favorably, one OF
the two vessels had LETT port. There were seven
distressed American schooners in port Thursday,
nearly all OF which desired to obtain supplies OF
salt No violations OF law have been committed
| by any OF them SO FAR as known.
| North CAROLINA INCONSISTENCIES CAuGHT.-A band
| OF mOonshiners was captured in the county OF
Henderson. n. c., on Wednesday. Deputy United
states Marshal Arlid%e having been informed OF
the existence of an illicit distillery, organized
posse and went to the section where it was
|
had unnistakable indications OF the Illicit opera
tons they followed the trail for some distance
until In the wild and tangled laurel and Ivy they
saw fire light. The deputy marshal and one OF
| his men cautiously approached the rude Shanty
which was reached with difficulty. and then sud-
denly rushed upon the surprised distiiers. There
were three or them, Maran and VIM Watson and
+. +. Markham. They were taken before Com
missioner Morris and committed to jail.
| A PENITENT THEA repentant thief dropped
his Doodle in a confessional in Philadelphia, Wed
| nesday night mysterious stranger entered ST.
Johns Roman Catholic Church. 18th street, above
Chestnut, going into Father ID. l.. Broughal's con-
fessionai, and told a tale which the priest, natur-
| ally. will not divulge. But when The repentant
sinner left the church thirteen pieces OF rich sill
| verware, which, the stranger told the priest
had been missing for five years were found in a
sexton OF the church, took the silverware to Chief
Of Detectives Kelly Thursday morning.
BURGLARS KILL WoMAN.-About 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning Mrs. A. Y. Johnson the wife of
wellknOwn Louisville, KY, merchant, left her
home on Brook street in company with her chill
dren and Jennie Bowmer, white servant about
twenty-fou years OF age. The girl accompanied
Mrs johnson only short distance upon some
| special mission, after which she returned to the
house: Shortly after little cOlOred girl living
next door went into the kitchen of the house and
| swer, started up the back stairway There the
child discovered the servant lying upon The floor,
horribly beaten about the head and breathing her
| last. The child gave the alarm, but the woman
died before the physicians arrived. Two suspicious
| characters are known TO have been loafing across
| the street when Mrs. johnson and the Children
Wen out, and it is thought that they entered the
house and were discovered upon the return OF the
blood OF a man upon it, and 1t is supposed the
| woman opposed the burglars with the ABOVE re-
Suits The men can hardly escape
LILLIAN SNAvELY AT HoME.-Liilian Snavely
Watson, the art student, who elOped with gam
bier named Davidson six weeks after she had been
a
Is at home In Sterling, Ill. She was brought
There Sunday by her mothers attorney, who
found the girl at Portland Ore, in company
with Davidson. The latter returned with them,
and at Sterling was compelled TO disgorge the
$1,000 cash. Davidson reached Chicago Tuesday,
and the girls Quondam husband (WatsOn) pro-
fesses to be looking for him with a revolver.
CLEvELAND's MUNICIPAL MUDDLE.-The municipal
administration OF Cleveland o. is paralyzed pend
ing judicial decision OF the question whether the
new law under which aldermen were elected this
month gave the board OF aldermen any functions
or left IL powerless through omission to prescribe
likely TO be attempted until the problem is solved,
and the treasurer refuses to pay any money until
office, decision which involves the standing
the board OF aldermen
WHEN THE LETTER ARRIVED He WAS DEAD-The
Dody or PM Sheridan, a telephone OPERATOR who
disappeared from Cincinnati March 60 was found
Ind. There is bullet-hole in his head. just
before his disappearance he anxtously inquired
every day for letter. The day after he left a
letter came from lady at Hamilton She apollo
glZed Tor delay In writing, and prOfessed attach
ment for him. He had q rival in Hamilton OF
whom he was Jealous. His friends think he was
murdered, and have offered a reward OF $500.
COMMUNICATING RARE Co1Ns.-The Pittsburg
Dispatch intimates that detectives have come to
That city In search OF men engaged in manufac-
turing or dealing In cOunterfeits OF rare old COINS
which, II genuine would possess a value entirely
Out or proportion TO their intrinsic worth For
years 1t says this trade has been practiced, and
| thus only hao hoo 10 hut